ADHD care shouldn't depend on who manages the group chat.

Threaded Care was built by clinicians and parents who watched the same failure repeat: a child treated in isolation by every professional, while the parent spent more time on handoffs than anyone spent on care.

Why we exist

A child with ADHD is seen by a pediatrician who manages medication, a therapist who works on behavior, a teacher who observes the classroom, and a parent who carries all of it. Each professional makes decisions from a partial view. The parent is the only one who talks to everyone, through email, phone tag, and notes that arrive too late to matter.

Providers make medication decisions inside a short appointment. Teachers observe hours of behavior each week that never reaches the chart. Parents re-explain the same history at every visit. The information exists; it just doesn't reach the right person at the right time. Threaded Care is the coordination layer that closes that gap.

"The Attention Institute was founded on a specific claim: that coordinated care produces measurably better outcomes than siloed care, and that we could build the technology to prove it."

71%

improvement in emotional regulation in children in Unlockt programs under coordinated care

Unlockt program outcomes

56%

decrease in inattentiveness across participants in coordinated attention care programs

Unlockt program outcomes

~1 in 9

U.S. children has ever received an ADHD diagnosis

CDC

The ACCS™ Framework

Attention Care Coordination System

A

Assessment Coordination

Universal PSC-17 baseline, then the right validated instrument automatically: Vanderbilt, SCARED, GAD-7, PHQ-9A. Rated by parents, teachers and clinicians in one thread. A trend the whole team acts on, not a snapshot at diagnosis.

C

Care Team Integration

Pediatrician, therapist, educator, parent. Everyone sees the same record, scoped to their role. Home and classroom notes reach the clinician before the visit, not after the crisis.

C

Care Continuity

The record belongs to the family and travels with the child, across providers, school transfers and into adulthood. No lost history. No starting over.

S

Score & Response Tracking

The ACCS™ score combines coordination quality, treatment response and behavioral progress, so everyone knows what's working and what changed.

The ACCS™ system, including multi-rater Vanderbilt coordination, CCM/RPM billing integration, the clinical-educational data bridge and treatment response tracking, is covered under a provisional patent filing by The Attention Institute.

The team

Raghu Misra

Founder CEO

Founder of The Attention Institute and CEO of Threaded Care. Raghu built the ACCS™ framework after years of watching children with ADHD fall through the gaps between clinical and school care, and deciding a platform was the only fix that could scale.

Eva Luther

Clinical Lead

Eva leads clinical operations, shaping how the ACCS™ framework turns into provider workflows. She makes sure what clinicians see reflects how they actually practice.

Emily Connor

Clinical Team

Emily works directly with families and providers, turning real coordination problems into the platform's assessment and communication tools. She shapes how the product handles the hardest cases.

Unlockt program outcomes

The 71% and 56% figures come from families in structured, coordinated ADHD support programs where providers, educators and parents worked from shared data. Threaded Care makes that coordination available to every family, not just those enrolled in a program.

Start coordinating your child's care this week.

Families can start free. Schools use the platform free. Providers and payors, reach out about a partnership.